Like a marble in a Codd-neck Klein bottle

The phrase Like a marble in a Codd-neck Klein bottle (and similar variations) is used as:

• An expression of fatigue and exasperation in response to performing a repetitive task in an enclosed space. May be metaphorical or literal.
• A similic reference to a literal marble in a Codd-neck Klein bottle.
  • Note, the Codd-neck Klein bottle may itself be either similic or literal.

Extract of Radium

Extract of Radium is commonly shipped in Codd-neck Klein bottles.

The Codd-neck feature is sometimes omitted, typically when using Extract of Radium to commit a temporal de-assassination.

Empty bottles with traces of Extract of Radium has been reported near the Igloo of Solitude. Reports do not indicate whether or not the bottles are Codd-necked.

Fiction cross reference

• Codd-neck Klein bottle
• Similic reference

Nonfiction cross reference

• Codd-neck bottle (nonfiction)
• Klein bottle (nonfiction)